A) 1970s; Oregon
B) 1950s; California
C) 1950s; Oregon
D) 1970s; California
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A) producer fee system
B) producer take back program
C) producer deposit refund program
D) consumer deposit refund program
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A) the National Contingency Plan (NCP)
B) the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA)
C) the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)
D) the Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act
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A) scientific results are often too weak to show benefits and costs clearly
B) matters of life and death are moral issues, and should be treated as such
C) politicians, not economists, should determine the values that society places on outcomes
D) all of the above
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A) federal
B) state
C) municipal
D) international cooperative
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A) a permitting system
B) CAFÉ standards
C) a single stream recycling system
D) a pay as you throw (PAYT) system
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A) they are found everywhere in the modern economy
B) the sheer number of them leads to difficulty in being informed about the levels of danger
C) the quantity used can be very small, leading to difficulty in monitoring
D) all of the above
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A) Best Available Technology (BAT)
B) Maximum Achievable Control Technology (MACT)
C) Reasonably Available Control Technology (RACT)
D) Most Often Applied Technology (MOAT)
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A) Marginal Control Costs (of reducing the levels of exposure)
B) Marginal Benefits (of higher or lower health risks when exposure changes)
C) Marginal Demand Curve (for reduced health risks)
D) Marginal Willingness to Pay Curve (for reduced health risks)
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A) the wages in high exposure jobs will be lower than those high exposure risk jobs
B) the wages in high and low risk jobs will be equal, which is inefficient
C) the wages in low exposure risk jobs will be higher than those in high exposure risk jobs
D) as long as the labor market is competitive and participants have knowledge, the labor market will compensate workers experiencing higher risk with higher wages
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A) the experiences of Love Canal, where homes were exposed to hazardous waste
B) a chemical spill in the Elk River in Charleston, West Virginia
C) the chemical spill in Bhopal, India
D) DDT, a popular pesticide
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A) $
B) time or distance
C) units of reduced health risk
D) abatement units (metric tons, dissolved oxygen, parts per million)
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A) emissions charges
B) deposit refund systems
C) increasing transparency about the release of toxic materials
D) regulations that dictate particular technology choices for firms using toxic substances
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